Half-Life 2 10-Pack, PC – £13.99 or £1.40 each
Category: Digital Distribution
Digital Distribution game deals
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Deus Ex & Deus Ex: Invisible War, PC – £2.99
Deus Ex & Deus Ex: Invisible War, PC – £2.99
Or get an 8 copies for £7.99, or £1 each.
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Indie Energy Pack, PC – £3.99
Indie Energy Pack, PC – £3.99
Includes:
BRAINPIPE: A Plunge to Unhumanity, Galcon Fusion, Griddrunner: Revolution, ProtoGalaxy and Quantz.Buy it now you fools. £3.99 would be an excellent price for the three of those games I have played on their own.
Cheers Rob for the heads up.
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Positech Winter Bundle, PC – £4.81
Positech Winter Bundle, PC – £4.81
Includes:
Rock Legend, Kudos, Democracy, Starship Tycoon and Planetary Defense -
And Yet It Moves, PC/Mac – Pay what you want
And Yet It Moves, PC/Mac – Pay what you want
Repeat of the deal from last week, that was so popular it broke the web site. They assure me that their servers have been tested lots, so it should be stable now.
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World of Warcraft, PC/Mac – £4
World of Warcraft, PC/Mac – £4
Also available are:
The Burning Crusade – £4
Wrath of the Lich King – £8I don’t care what the promo page says, do not buy this as a gift for someone.
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Super Meat Boy, PC – £7.99
Super Meat Boy, PC – £7.99
Preorder, it’s out in one week’s time. That’s 33% off, and that price is only available for one week.
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Global Agenda, PC – £9.35
Global Agenda, PC – £9.35
Available til Monday. Boosters, which I presume are some kind of performance enhancing drug are also 25% off.
Cheers Jim for the heads up.
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1/5 chance of getting your game for free, when you buy a game from D2D
Direct2Drive are doing a thing where til the end of the year, when you buy a game from them, you have a one in five chance of getting that game for free. When combined with their price match offer, this is a potentially great offer. Even if you don’t like Direct2Drive, remember they sell lots of Steamworks games too.
Cheers Johnny for the heads up.
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Age of Empires 3, PC – 10p
Age of Empires 3, PC – 10p/10 MS Points
Edit: Word on the street is that they have ran out of serials now, so people are still being charged, but not receiving serials. Presumably they’ll sort it out, they just need to phone up the guys at Ensemble and….
Edit2: If you get told “No Key Assigned” then email them at GFWLSR@hotmail.com and hassle them to sort you out.
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Grand Theft Auto 4 [Complete Edition], PC – £6.25
Grand Theft Auto 4 [Complete Edition], PC – £6.25
Includes GTA4, The Lost and Damned & The Ballad of Gay Tony
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And Yet It Moves, PC/Mac – £What you want
And Yet It Moves, PC/Mac – £What you want
No minimum spend, but about £3 seem a fair minimum to me.
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Direct2Drive offer Price match guarantee
Update: This price match is actually useless. Read this follow up for details.
Direct2Drive are offering a price match guarantee against Gamestop.com, Gamersgate.com and Steam. If anything gets a discount from any of those three outlets, you can buy it from Direct2Drive, and they will give you store credit equivalent to the difference. If you’d like to get the Steam sale discounts without using Steam, then this is your chance.
You go through the submit a ticket system, and link to where it is cheaper on the day of purchase, and include a screenshot. The terms and conditions are here.
This offer is available until the 31st of December.
Reasons people might want to do this:
If you don’t like the DRM of the Steam client, you can get games without it.
Presumably devs will be getting commission at full rate (although that is speculation).
You can avoid GamersGates somewhat fiddly standalone downloaders.Reasons people might not want to do this:
I’d prefer to just get the games for the cheaper amount, and be forced to spend more at D2D further down the line.
It is Rupert Murdoch.Cheers to astute SavyGamer reader LostSoviet for the tip off.